FILMBPBorodin: Prince Igor1997

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How Long Is “Borodin: Prince Igor”?

Name: Borodin: Prince Igor
Released: 1997
Duration: 194 min

3h 14m runtime

19973h 14m

film with a runtime of 194 minutes, released in 1997. Presented in English.

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Runtime3h 14m

Minutes194

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With Break3h 26m

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Valery Gergiev directs the Kirov Opera and Ballet in this magnificent 1998 production of Borodin’s epic Prince Igor, presented in a new Mariinsky Theatre performing edition and featuring Mikhail Fokine’s original choreography in the famous Polovtsian Dances. Its four acts tell of the struggle between the Russians and Polovtsian nomads, of Prince Igor’s capture and escape from his noble opponent, Khan Konchak, and of love between Igor’s son, Vladimir, and Konchak’s daughter, Konchakovna.

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Runtime3h 14m

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With Break3h 26m

Movie Facts

Release Year1997

Runtime3h 14m

LanguageEnglish

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